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BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Police officer who chased and shot a 17-year-old from behind in May will not be criminally charged, the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office determined. Nor will the officers who in February pursued a reportedly stolen vehicle that subsequently crashed into another car, then collided with a pedestrian, killing him, according to declination reports posted online by ...

A Baltimore man was indicted Tuesday on vehicular manslaughter charges more than a month after he allegedly sped away from police in a stolen car before crashing into another vehicle, a building that collapsed, and a pedestrian who died from his injuries.

Investigators released footage Thursday from a fatal Feb. 8 crash which show Baltimore Police officers pursuing a reported stolen vehicle that crashed into another car, a pedestrian and a vacant building, which collapsed.

The attorney general’s office is conducting an investigation of a failed traffic stop by Baltimore Police that left a 54-year-old man dead, five car passengers injured and a building partially collapsed on Wednesday night.

State officials are investigating Wednesday's crash in east Baltimore that caused a building to partially collapse, killing a pedestrian.

The attorney general’s office is conducting an investigation of a failed traffic stop by Baltimore Police that left a 54-year-old man dead, five car passengers injured and a building partially collapsed on Wednesday night.